Language is a tool for people communicating; with its development and increasing diversity, people gradually become unsatisfied by using language, as a communication method, barely to understand, instead, they are eager to interpret. They would like to know a person’s personality through his or her language speaking; they are more intended to judge others through the superficial language skill. An invisible standard continuously forms that people who have a higher language skill deserve more respect

I should express it through film. My gravitation toward film, is the result of my lifelong fascination with storytelling and a steady of movie-watching throughout my youth. There was a time that I was intimidated by the narrow percentage of people that appear to achieve notable success in the film industry. I thought that being a movie director was one of the dream jobs that many aspired to, but few ever achieved. However, as I've learned more about the business of film, I've discovered that there

There are so many languages around the world, so if someone has a chance to learn more languages, then they should take it. Language is used to communicate with others, but if a person does not know the other person’s language, then that person can’t communicate with them. A person coming from another country to America might forget their native language, if they are only speaking English. A person should practice both languages because that is a part of their identity. It doesn’t matter if some

crumble as we know it. Through her life she had terrible events happen, Audrey Hepburn was an influential actress to young women to fight when things are hard. Audrey Hepburn's childhood was very complicated with a Dutch mother and an English father. “was born to an English father and Dutch mother in Belgium, May 4th, 1929. Her father's job as an insurance agent

not least, Dancer in the Dark. The overriding theme of these three films was the persistence of their ‘golden hearts’ by heroines despite the tragedies that they had to bear. The heroine of each story are casted upon a context of the brutality of the world and society, and ultimately sacrifice herself for the greater good. As mentioned earlier, Bess in Breaking the Waves constantly suffers under patriarchal oppression in the film, from being condemned by her church elders for trying to marry out

society? 4. What is the current image of Nollywood films as perceived by the audience? 1.5 Significance of the Study This study is justifiable on the grounds that it will contribute largely to the understanding of the positive and negative effects of Nollywood movies or the benevolent nature of Nollywood movies towards our contemporary society. Analysing the content of the selected Nollywood movies will help know the current image of Nollywood films. Analysing data and drawing recommendation from

but the short form is used in the past when the two mates Simon and Gordon were at school, but now they are middle aged. Another point is the use of the short form of the name later on in the film; this becomes intentional to despise him. So intentionality is touched upon in various places in the film. Also, intertextuality is seen in the use of a culture-specific item such as 'Simon says', e.g. [23] ST: TT: He had a very organized campaign, Simon

Because nothing really happened in the beginning and that was very boring. Things started to happen in the middle of the book, and it got more interesting. The text in the book was very well written and perfect for beginners like me, since English isn’t our first language. The author writes the story from all of the children’s perspective and I thought that was very interesting to read, because you got to know what they all were thinking about in the same situation. 4. I think I would recommend this

grow.” The word “horrible” reinforces that fact that the bush isn’t a hospitable place. The visual imagery through the descriptive language paints an image of crops starting to grow in the shade and suburban areas. The harsh, unforgiving and dangerous Australian environment is illustrated through Henry Lawson’s short story ‘In a Dry Season’ through descriptive language and visual

us more of an overview of the entirety of D-Day depicting army, navy and air force as well as the German army and French resistance. Both films portray the landing as acts of heroism giving the viewer a strong sense of the Patrism however the director’s aims differ resulting in two very different recreations of the landings. The opening of both films is similar. Their beginning scenes are very slow military music, ‘Saving Private Ryan’ shows two waving flags, American and French, before